What should heroes do if they travel to an era where heroes are no longer needed?
The Northern Song Dynasty Liang Shanbo and his gang travel through modern Beijing. This is not a cool story blessed by the system, but a collision of blood and tears between two civilizations. They broke into Xiluoyuan No. 5 Primary School with the mindset of the second year of Xuanhe, thinking it was just another "hilltop".
But the children here memorize Tang poetry but don't know Song Jiang, and the police enforce the law not with swords but with the law. Yan Shun violated the criminal law by robbing a convenience store, Lin Chong's formation was difficult to defeat the drones, and Wu Yong's resourcefulness was pale in the Internet age.
Deeper darkness surges underground: marginalized groups in air-raid shelters, ancient monuments recording the secrets of time and space, and mysterious forces trying to exploit them. When the police surrounded them with iron walls, and when the brothers were stained with blood on the playground, Song Jiang had to make a choice——
Is Liangshan's name a footnote in history textbooks? Or in this strange era, should we write "to do justice for heaven" again?
A hard-core time-travel epic about heroes, laws and survival. There are no golden fingers, only real human struggles.
Reader comments
The subject matter is very novel, the imagination is rich, the characters' actions are logical, and there is also an explanation of time travel later. It is worth recommending.
The subject matter is very novel, the imagination is rich, the characters' actions are logical, and there is also an explanation of time travel later. It is worth recommending.